This is nothing new.....it happened to me 26 years ago. I hadn't been out of school 6 months, and there I was "in charge" (of LVN's and RN's).....I asked my manager "why?". The answer: "you have...
There is a genetic disorder, known as Prader-Willi Syndrome (a deletion on chromosome #15), in which a person will literally eat themselves to death. They have to be supervised around food at all...
iteachob replied to hazelstudent's topic in Ob/Gyn
You may be doing this, but it is incorrect. Para refers to pregnancies (not #of fetuses) carried (delivered) past the 20th week of gestation. Not only that, but the pregnancy does not have to...
I just re-read your post.......you're learning to perform them as a fundamentals student? To check for cervical dilation? or with a speculum? Not that it matters, I've not heard of that before (and...
Nurses doing lady partsl exams are generally employed in Labor and Delivery. They are a necessary part of the assessment for progress of labor. The technique for assessing cervical effacement and...
The entire hospital decorates. There is an enormous dove (in lights) with the word "Peace" on the front of the building, and it often stays there long after Christmas.....like, until
iteachob replied to MsGreenBeauty's topic in General Nursing
I've had 3 miscarriages myself. It's important not to minimize the loss. Say you're sorry for the loss, and be available to listen. One thing I found very helpful was participating in on-line...
I can't give any insight into the nursing programs of the two schools. But, as for personal experience, I did attend the main campus of Wayland Baptist University in Plainview, TX, back in the early...
This will depend on where you go to school, and whether you attend a public or private institution! I teach in an ADN program at a rather expensive private college. My students could easily get...
This is such an OLD debate...and I'm tired of it too! Back when I was in school (BSN, graduated 1983), we always heard about how ADN nurses were going to be "phased out", and I thought "whew, glad...
Yes, ....but Thalidomide was never approved by the FDA for use in the USA at that time (late 50's early 60's), and we did not see the birth defects seen in England and other countries. The FDA does...
I get one every year. I'm more concerned about the flu and it's well-known risks than the supposed risks that one hears about. 20, 30, 40 years down the road...if I have some kind of neuro effect...
Try http://www.uniformadvantage.com They carry a lot of different brands (including their own). They carry many sizes, including tall (which is great....I'm a 6 ft. female), and
I don't know where you are located, but here is the URL for a program in Louisville, KY. I am a graduate of this program with an MSN in Nursing Education. What I learned there has served me well....
Have you ever taught for Kaplan (NCLEX review course)? If you have live experience teaching for them, you may be able to teach "live-online". I've taught for them (in class format) for about 8...
iteachob replied to Blackheartednurse's topic in General Nursing
From Potter & Perry "Fundamentals of Nursing", regarding the deltoid site: The nurse should use this site only for small medication volumes, when giving immunizations, or when other sites are...
Hopefully, you just mean "pulled together"........I can tell you as a nursing faculty member, that many of the uniform policies we have has a story behind it.......usually the result of students...
I have to agree....what IS up with questions like this? 40 is hardly ancient! I started my Masters Degree at 39, and had a baby (with my own equipment) at 42! Now I'm 50, mother of an 8 year old,...
Yes, I'm (the person that made the suggestion) aware of what a dietitian does. I'm talking about something totally unique. Lots of people on special diets are ill-equipped or unable to prepare their...